Who is still loyal to Trump?

alllivesmatter said:

Seem some are never happy. You won and yet you are still ragging on him? 4 years of it and still it goes on despite the fact that he is gone. I bet 6 months from now it will still be going strong. There is a word for that.

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Akita Suggagaki said:

I am surprised anyone can stay with him.

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Aryeh Jay said:

No, he dodged that.

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alllivesmatter said:

Seem some are never happy. You won and yet you are still ragging on him? 4 years of it and still it goes on despite the fact that he is gone. I bet 6 months from now it will still be going strong. There is a word for that.

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Akita Suggagaki said:

I am wondering how the events of last week changed our views of President Trump.

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alllivesmatter said:

Seem some are never happy. You won and yet you are still ragging on him? 4 years of it and still it goes on despite the fact that he is gone. I bet 6 months from now it will still be going strong. There is a word for that.

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cow451 said:

Then why associate with Trump? Or is he Gomorrah?

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Hazelelponi said:

I dont know how the OP is defining "loyal". I've never agreed 100% with Trump, but I have and still do believe he made an excellent president and I largely will always agree with many of his policy decisions... I am saddened by the events this election cycle; that Trump lost as well as how the election was handled (even family pets appear to be eligible voters now), as well as how Trump dealt with that loss...

But that doesn't stop me from believing his policies were some of the best we've had in decades, and I wish him well in any future endeavors. I figure he'll end up in media in some form...

My "loyalty" is with my Lord, and His Kingdom, however. Trump is, at the end of the day, a fallen, fallible man...

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inquiring mind said:

I think it could be things like: who remembers what foreign terrorism on our streets felt like?; who remembers what it felt like to come out on the losing side of every international trade deal?; who remembers what it felt like to be bullied by Russia, China, N. Korea and Iran?; and who remembers what it feels like to be considered a 2nd concern to all the immigrants who can be brought into the country?... to name a few things.

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Akita Suggagaki said:

I am wondering how the events of last week changed our views of President Trump.

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Lg2000 said:

I didn't know much about him and thought people were overreacting about him at first. I was one of the "they are all the same " . I couldn't have been more wrong on that
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I didn't vote in 2016 . He was far worse than I could have ever imagined , just a pathetic excuse for a man and leader.
I had to register to vote in 2020 to get him out.

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jayem said:

Are we really winning on trade deals? As of October, our global trade deficit was over $67 billion—a 14 year high.

US trade deficit up to $67.1 billion in August, 14-year high

And Trump’s tax cut increased my taxes. All my itemized deductions went away. Hopefully, the new Congress will restore at least some of those. But I’ll give him some credit for not screwing up the great Obama stock market rally.

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Guinan said:

As a lifelong Republican, I will continue to speak out against Trump and Trumpism as long as his Yes-man followers have control of the Party. Trumpism is an anathema to me and I want it banished from the Party. However, I don't want it to be forgotten because it should serve as a reminder of what will happen when Republican politicians compromise their morals and sell out to an avaricious charlatan.

I agree with other Never Trump Republicans who believe these sell out Republican leaders should face some serious ramifications for supporting Trump in his failed efforts to overturn the election. I think the 2022 election should be a Day of Reckoning for them if they aren't forced to resign beforehand.

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Vylo said:

This poll actually gives me hope.

You don't have to shed conservative ideals to shed Trump.

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jayem said:

There should be no doubt that Donald Trump’s 2 enormous failures vastly overshadow anything worthwhile he might have done. The first is his contemptible and miserably inept handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. Contemptible because as early as last Feb., he knew how dangerous Covid could be. Yet he deliberately withheld this from the public. He downplayed it by continually claiming the illness would just “go away.” He derided sensible measures—like wearing masks and social distancing—that could reduce transmission. He hyped hydroxychloroquine, despite a large preponderance of evidence showing it was ineffective. The man clearly knows nothing about medical science. Other than he distrusts it. He lied to the American people and put economic concerns over their lives and health. A total and utter disgrace.

His other debacle is obviously his odious attempt to overturn a fair election. Culminating in his inciting a mob to run riot in the Capitol. And 5 people died. No need to say more.

His legacy will be as the most loathsome President in history. Worse than James Buchanan and Millard Fillmore. The very bottom of the barrel of Presidental failures.

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inquiring mind said:

Just hang on... I'm sure things will improve for you.

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Ken-1122 said:

I voted for Trump this year, and the events of the past week did nothing to change my mind of him; I'd vote for him again if I had the chance.

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Akita Suggagaki said:

I am wondering how the events of last week changed our views of President Trump.

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